The winners of travel product consumption

Published July 2018Analyst: Phocuswright Research

The leisure traveler population grew in 2017, but the benefits were not felt equally across all travel segments. While the purchase incidence for some
travel products declined, there were gains for others.

WinnersPrivate Accommodation Three in 10 travelers stayed in a private accommodation at least once in 2017.

Destinations Close to HomeTravelers were more likely to choose no-fuss destinations that require paid lodging, but didn't always include a flight.

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U.S. Consumer Travel 2018: Travel Product Consumption for more insights into major travel products, with a focus on air, car, hotel, private accommodation and in-destination activities. Open Access and Global Edition subscribers have immediate access.

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